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Plaza de España: free entry days, tickets & hours

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Plaza de España
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€0EVERY DAY
Always free

Plaza de España is free to visit.

  • Open daily from 8am. The Visita Sevilla page gives 8am-midnight every day; its 2025 monuments guide gives 8am-10pm November-March and 8am-midnight April-October. Can close for weather alerts or summer concerts.

Verified Saturday, 24 October 2026 against official sources

Before you go

How to actually get in for free

  • Look for the tiled alcoves on the benches - one for each Spanish province.
  • Come early in the morning for the plaza without crowds.
  • Check the events calendar in summer: concerts can close access.

All free options

Who gets in free, and when

Free optionWhoConditionsBook?
Always freeThe plaza is free to enter for everyoneeveryoneWhen María Luisa Park is closed for weather, access is via Avenida de Portugal through the Aragón and Navarra gates (not wheelchair accessible). Access can be restricted during summer concerts.No

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Opening hours & how to get there

Open daily from 8am. The Visita Sevilla page gives 8am-midnight every day; its 2025 monuments guide gives 8am-10pm November-March and 8am-midnight April-October. Can close for weather alerts or summer concerts.

Avenida de Isabel la Católica s/n, 41004 Sevilla, Spain

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